Marginal benefit curves
A) have positive slopes.
B) have negative slopes.
C) are horizontal lines.
D) are vertical lines.
E) are upside-down U-shaped curves.

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Marginal benefit curves typically have negative slopes because as the quantity of a good or service increases, the additional satisfaction (or benefit) a consumer derives from each additional unit tends to decrease. This concept is known as diminishing marginal utility.

Marginal Benefit Curves